how much does your resting pulse change from caffeine/other BB stims?

[bran987]

mine's like 70 normally but goes to 90 for hours

 

[pintoca]

more or less about the same. It fucks up my cardio sessions as well, since I do cardio based on pulse and when on caffeine I know I could go harder

a balance needs to be found. It makes me hyper and irritable as well fucker

fuck off

 

[Fatbob]

Caffeine literally turns me into that little fuker from Beavis and Butthead. I get super hyper and and aggressive as hell. Put a little sugar in it and you will have to pull me off the ceiling I get so hyper.

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[Smurfy]

throughout the day I notice instances that last for a few minutes to upwards of an hour where my heart starts racing, my face gets red and blotchy and hot, my knees get weak and Im shakey on the inside - typical anxiety response not brought on by any particular event, just my regular anxiety except it's exacerbated by the stimulant

 

[jnevin]

I've already had a pot of coffee, and just cracked a diet rockstar (24oz). I'll be having some redline syrup in a couple of hours.

I think my normal resting rate is around 60-65, but it doesn't get much time there.

 

[bran987]

I've already had a pot of coffee, and just cracked a diet rockstar (24oz). I'll be having some redline syrup in a couple of hours.

I think my normal resting rate is around 60-65, but it doesn't get much time there.

good I'm not the only one then. you like the diet rockstars? I think they have a weird taste. I just finished a 16oz. MONSTER though.

shit, a pot of coffee. so I'd say we both have pretty addictive personalities

 

[jnevin]

good I'm not the only one then. you like the diet rockstars? I think they have a weird taste. I just finished a 16oz. MONSTER though.

shit, a pot of coffee. so I'd say we both have pretty addictive personalities

Yeah, diet tastes like diet, but the regular has around 400 sugar calories in a 24 oz can.

I definitely have an addictive personality.

 

[jackangel]

i vaguely something about a previous internet friend who was massively addicted to BBC (big black cock). but persian is as persian does.

i'd like to try one of those things...a monster, or sobe AR SF.

right now i'm on caff/eph...200/25mg at a time. that gets the nervous feeling up and running. kinda' hate that.

never once has any of this shit picked me up for a workout.

 

[bran987]

Yeah, diet tastes like diet, but the regular has around 400 sugar calories in a 24 oz can.

I definitely have an addictive personality.

oh yeah, gotta drink the sugar free. try sugar free monster though, if you can stand the looks around the office being a 30 year old man walking around with a huge can that has a design on it that looks like an advertisement for a new teen horror flick. tastes awesome.

 

[Lestat]

damn man your resting heart rate is 70? do more cardio, long distance running would be good. You should try to get that down below 60, you are going to wear your heart out early!

 

[bran987]

i vaguely something about a previous internet friend who was massively addicted to BBC (big black cock). but persian is as persian does.

i'd like to try one of those things...a monster, or sobe AR SF.

right now i'm on caff/eph...200/25mg at a time. that gets the nervous feeling up and running. kinda' hate that.

never once has any of this shit picked me up for a workout.

yeah, speaking of high pulse look who it is, my old friend who abandoned me with no explanation who has driven me back to alcohol.

oh man jnevin I haven't been super drunk in awhile but when I do my heart beats so fast the next day, I think it's my heard trying to pump all the poison out.

I wouldn't care about the jittery feeling kinda like it if it weren't for the elevated heart rate. I have this strange suspicion that our hearts have a certain number of beats in 'em and I'm using mine up. but I hope working out counteracts that some.

 

[bran987]

damn man your resting heart rate is 70? do more cardio, long distance running would be good. You should try to get that down below 60, you are going to wear your heart out early!

really? this is what I've found:

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For resting heart rate:

* newborn infants; 100 to 160 beats per minute
* children 1 to 10 years; 70 to 120 beats per minute
* children over 10 and adults; 60 to 100 beats per minute
* well-trained athletes; 40 to 60 beats per minute

When resting, the adult human heart beats at about 70 bpm (males) and 75 bpm (females), but this rate varies between people. However, the reference range is nominally between 60 bpm (if less termed bradycardia) and 100 bpm (if greater, termed tachycardia). Resting heart rates can be significantly lower in athletes.

 

[jnevin]

For me, the best hangover cure was a B12 shot, 50mg ephedra, and a gallon of water.

 

[Smurfy]

lol you guys are pussies unless you can tolerate 2 StimX every morning.

and lol @ Lestat implying that he's a well-trained athlete. My resting heart rate was around 60 even when I was (am currently) obese. It's all relative.

 

[jackangel]

you can't necessarily tell much from heart rate.

 

[jnevin]

lol you guys are pussies unless you can tolerate 2 StimX every morning.

and lol @ Lestat implying that he's a well-trained athlete. My resting heart rate was around 60 even when I was (am currently) morbidly obese. It's all relative.

Fixed.

Me too.

 

[Lestat]

really? this is what I've found:

Normal Values Return to top

For resting heart rate:

* newborn infants; 100 to 160 beats per minute
* children 1 to 10 years; 70 to 120 beats per minute
* children over 10 and adults; 60 to 100 beats per minute
* well-trained athletes; 40 to 60 beats per minute

When resting, the adult human heart beats at about 70 bpm (males) and 75 bpm (females), but this rate varies between people. However, the reference range is nominally between 60 bpm (if less termed bradycardia) and 100 bpm (if greater, termed tachycardia). Resting heart rates can be significantly lower in athletes.

oh yeah, i forgot, you are hardly a well trained athlete.